  I was thinking about how, to some extent, our conscience is mainly developed by those who train us, our parents. I think that though through the eating of the apple we gained knowledge of both good and evil, we also deadened our conscience of both. I often think of my training in a Christian family, and wonder if I had been in a different family whether I would or would not be the way I am now. I doubt it. Without the emphasis of the good of good, and consequences of the bad and evil, and especially Jesus, His love, but also His expectations of His people, without all this I doubt I really would ever have an idea of it.
I doubt I would feel guilty after doing wrong if I had not been raised this way. If I was raised with the idea was that truth is all relative, that I have the right to do whatever I wanted, however harmful it might be to me, it would appeal to the sinfulness of my nature to live accordingly. And yet no matter how we are raised, it is possible to realize the existence of God, and good and evil. The book of Romans says so. 
